The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-06
The American Association.
CINCINNATI. 5; ST. LOUIS. O.


ST. LOUIS Aug. 5.-Smith pitched a great
game against the champions to-day, shutting
them out Foutz, on the other hand received
miserable support He pitched UGH the bet
ter game of the two. but four clean hits heing
made off his delivery. Not one Of the runs
earned, bad mufing allowing runs to score after
two men were out Baldwin supported Smith
superbly, and when "a foul tip cut deep cash
in his forehead, in the ninth inning, he pluck
lily continued to catch the game out Boyle also
caught beautifully, holding Foutz's hot shot in
fine style. The game was interesting through
out. and splendid victory for the Red
Stockings Carpenter and Latham made sew
eral brilliant plays A long running catch by
Sylvester. effecting q double play, was pretty
feature. Score:
St. Louis. o 90
Cincinnati 20
Twobase nits-Gleason O'Neil Three base hits
McPhee. Stolen bases-Comiskey ~. Nicol. Double
play-syIvester and Comiskey: First base on balls
Louis. 6; Cincinnati, 4. First base errors-St.
Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 3. Struck out-Latham GU,
Wild pitches-Foutz. L; Smith l. Time-2:OO. UNI
pre-Dan Devinney
CLEVELAND, 13; LOUISVILLE, 10.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 5-A rain and wind storm
Interrupted the Cleveland Louisville game twice
this afternoon. and wretched ball was played
muddy grounds. The visitors basted Chamber
LAIN hard and were assisted by the poor fielding
of the home team. Morrison's arm gave out in
The eighth inning and he was hit hard. the Lou
syilles scoring six runs. The Louisvilles had
chance to win In the ninth inning, but the game
was called on account OF darkness. after Mack
had reached first, with th5 heavy batters TO fol-
low him. Score:
louisville. o l SO
Cleveland. L o o Obs
Earned runs-Louisville, 5; Cleveland, s., Two
Three base hits-Mack, Morrison Stolen bases-Wer-
rick Stricken. Double plays-Chamberlain. HeGker
and 4 EIacIr nd
First-base on balls-Of Chamberlain, 2 off Morrison.
9. Hit by pitched bnll-Collins Errors-LouisyilIe,
Morrison, L. Passed balls-Cross, 1; Snyder, z. Un-
pire-Ferguson.
BALTIMORE, l; BROOKLYN, 5.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-Baltimore had three
men on the bases in the sixth inning to-day, and
a goodly rap by Davis might have changed the
complexion OF the game. Davis did hit a hard
Dne to right center, but Terry got under it after
lively run and captured it. The Brooklyns
won the game by hitting Kilroys curves at the
proper time Batimores hits off Henderson
we're scattered Henderson relieved Porter in
lhe second inning, as the latter hurt his hand.
Score:
grGoklyn;-------9 p
Earned runs-Brooklyn. 1; Baltimore. l. Txo.base
lit-Burns. Stolen base-Fulmer Errors-Brook-
yn 5; Baltimore ii. First base on bnlls-McClelan
IN errors-Brooklyn, 3: Baltimore. 2. Struck out
Fulmer. Passed balls-clarkS. /; Fulmer, l. Wild
sitch-Kilroy Umpre-Sullivan.
ATHLETICS, z; METRoPoLITANs, f.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The Nets played
better ball to-day than they have at any time
Turing the present series, and the Athletics
we're compelled to hustle to secure the game,
which they did, however, by a lively squirt at
the bat in tine tenth inning, when they knocked
out three earned runs three doubles and two
Iingles. Lynch had pitched with excellent ef-
feet up 70 this inning Bierbauers second base
play and Sommerss throwing to bases were the
note worthy features. Score:
Metropolitans. y O / o o O.
Athletics. -. o 90 o 81
Earned runs-Athlotcs 6; Metropolitans, 2. Two
base hits-Lyons e. Mann (2l Larkin, Roseman.
Stolen bases-O Brien ~, Poorman 81. Lyons Bier
bauer Millig,n. McGarr (2l, Townsend. weighing
Double play--Berbauer, McGarr aud Miiligan. First